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Unfortunately many of this type of creator will use PowerPoint instead, with the no.1 issue of incorrect aspect ratio default for wide screen, vs ISO paper sizes. Only a few days ago We had one of these jobs, although the long, thin booklet did look ok

Many moons ago, we had a refurbished GBC AP2. It was the worst machine we ever bought... we subsequently spent the best part of £2k for GBC to upgrade it to AP2 Ultra spec, which involved a complete new intake mechanism being fitted. It would reliably punch plain paper, but would not do much...

The Sharp model you have, although now discontinued, was categorised by the manufacturer as a "high end MFP" and yours appears to be well loaded with options, i.e. booklet making, trimming (and punch?) I do wonder if you already have what you "think" you're are looking for, if that makes sense...

https://www.printweek.com/content/news/polling-card-printing-error-hits-100-000-in-stockton

If you contact forum admin, you may find there are paid advertising opportunities available for vendors such as yourself, which should bring in better returns than digging up and spamming a twelve year old post. Just saying.

Looks that way, although at least it's not spouting off topic horse shit like they tend to, the DBM-150T is a nice little machine.

I imagine if we secured an envelope banding contract for those volumes and frequencies, we'd invest in the equipment to keep it inhouse.

May be worth going to see one, although "user friendly software" in the specs could be a PITA. I'd prefer a print driver where I could choose a layer from existing Adobe workflows. Also the USB connectivity ain't great, I'd prefer to hang it off the network, then it would be a true print on...

The KM C4080 will handle the volume, although if you currently have Xerox, unless you are dissatisfied with the support you've been getting and are looking for a change, I'd be inclined to stick with Xerox.

ah - learned something new there - I'd also (incorrectly) assumed a "colour" in this context to be C, M or Y as opposed to a predefined palette

If the evolution times between KM generations 1060 > 2060 > 3070 > 4070 series' are to go by, then a 50nn series announcement may be imminent.

Other than when the engineer runs test pages, I can't think of any occasion we've ever printed anything in 100% C, M, or Y whilst the other two were at 0%. YMMV.

We have a C4080 without the IQ-501, with scanner and OC-511 cover as @jwheeler describes above. There have never been any registration issues - it is accurate and consistent. The RU-518m relay unit is great, delivering perfectly flat sheets even with challenging synthetic substrates. Also...

is the Liz Truss lookalike convincing though?

Have a look at the anti static equipment from Meech International. They came to see us a few years back and demo’d an anti static wand you could fix above the input or output to, in our case a laminator or cutting table. Whist we didn’t buy one, as it’s performance on the laminator (which is...

@tarandeep It would be interesting what criteria you've used to narrow down to those two specific machines. Out of the two, if you are going to be printing onto coated stocks, the KM has the option of the excellent PF-707m air fed paper deck, that alone would make the decision for me. What is...

Is it a PDF ? I’ve had multi page PDFs with a “bad page” before and when narrowing it down the offending page was where the page changed orientation.

If they are the same as on the Duplo Df-1200, I agree they are rather lightweight. The Morgana ones are rather solid, I guess you can buy them as spares.

Probably more info. required for a specific answer, so for starters... Are you listed with any paper merchants? Not sure what the game is like is NZ, however in Europe, the US, Canada, etc, the norm is to be have accounts with one or more paper merchants. In my experience here in the UK, the...

@gordo please can we have an alt version, where he labels it "Fragile - This Side Up" then is pictured stamping on the top of each box?